AMVR
AMVR VR Golf Club for Quest 3 & 3S
Last updated September 11, 2026
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A controller attachment that gives Golf+ on Quest 3/3S the heft and shape of a real club, with an angle tuned to keep tracking accurate through a swing.
Best for
A Quest 3/3S owner who plays Golf+ and wants the feel and swing of a real club instead of a bare controller.
Overview
Swinging a bare controller at a virtual ball never feels quite right. AMVR’s golf club attaches to the Quest 3/3S controller and gives you the length and feel of a real club, which is a noticeable upgrade for a game like Golf+. The bit that matters most is the geometry: it uses an 80-degree angle designed to keep the controller’s tracking signal aligned with the headset throughout the swing, so your shots land where you aimed. It comes in a standard version and an extendable one, and adds protection to keep the controller safe on an enthusiastic swing.
The good
- Gives Golf+ the length and feel of a real club
- 80-degree angle tuned to keep tracking aligned through the swing
- Standard and extendable versions available
- Adds protection for the controller during swings
The trade-offs
- Its custom battery cover isn’t compatible with the Quest 3 rechargeable batteries
- Single-purpose — a golf accessory you’ll detach for other games
- Needs clear room to swing safely
Specifications
- Compatibility
- Meta Quest 3 & Quest 3S controllers
- Best with
- Golf+ and similar VR golf games
- Tracking
- 80-degree angle to keep the controller aligned with the headset
- Reach
- Standard adds 15.75 in; extendable telescopes 17.7–25.6 in
- Options
- Standard ($39.99) or extendable ($42.99)
FAQs
What game is this designed for?
It is built for VR golf games like Golf+, giving the controller the length and feel of a real club.
Will my swings track accurately?
AMVR uses an 80-degree angle designed to keep the controller’s tracking signal aligned with the headset throughout the swing.
What’s the difference between the two versions?
The standard club adds a fixed 15.75 inches of reach at $39.99; the extendable version telescopes from 17.7 to 25.6 inches at $42.99, so you can dial in your length.
Can I still use my Quest 3 rechargeable batteries?
No — the golf club’s custom battery cover isn’t compatible with the Quest 3 rechargeable battery covers, so you’ll run the controller on standard batteries while it’s attached.
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